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14 September 2011 An improved arterial pulsation measurement system based on optical triangulation and its application in the traditional Chinese medicine
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Abstract
An improved arterial pulsation measurement (APM) system that uses three LED light sources and a CCD image sensor to measure pulse waveforms of artery is presented. The relative variations of the pulses at three measurement points near wrist joints can be determined by the APM system simultaneously. The height of the arterial pulsations measured by the APM system achieves a resolution of better than 2 μm. These pulsations contain useful information that can be used as diagnostic references in the traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) in the future.
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Jih-Huah Wu, Wen-Li Lee, Yun-Parn Lee, Ching-Huang Lin, Ji-Yi Chiou, Chuan-Fu Tai, and Joe-Air Jiang "An improved arterial pulsation measurement system based on optical triangulation and its application in the traditional Chinese medicine", Proc. SPIE 8133, Dimensional Optical Metrology and Inspection for Practical Applications, 81330U (14 September 2011); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.892959
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KEYWORDS
CCD image sensors

Medicine

Skin

Light emitting diodes

Distance measurement

Heart

Signal processing

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